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GE's Banmali Agrawala to join Tata Sons, will lead realty, infra clusters

The 54-year old industry veteran was the head of operations in South Asian region for GE

Banmali Agrawala
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Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
For Banmali Agrawala, the Tata group, especially Ratan Tata, showed what the power of doing good for society could mean. “What a powerful driver it can be for an organisation and the people who work for it. It is empowering and passionate,” said Agrawala, president and CEO, General Electric (GE) South Asia, when asked about his learning from his earlier stint at Tata Power.

“Tatas was a great experience. I was in the board and worked with Ratan Tata,” he told Business Standard in March this year.
The Tata group had at that time just come out of a crisis unleashed

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